World Comics

Several works by the Jiro Taniguchi are set to go back to print from Fanfare/Ponent Mon along with Disappearance Diary and Blue.

The Sophie Castille Awards for Comics in Translation will be presented in the US for the first time, and The Beat is sponsoring the award

Across a career spanning sixty years, Hermann made around 120 albums - and the quality of both his art and storytelling made him a multi-award winner

The LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket set, based on Explorers on the Moon, is now available to pre-order ahead of its release on April 1.

Released February 19, the new commemorative coin will come with a specially produced Dennis comic featuring the character visiting The Royal Mint itself

The 8-episode adaptation of the classic Franco-Belgian comic is set to release on Disney+ in Europe on March 23, with an international release yet to be confirmed

Judge Dredd Megazine will see a monthly US release, thanks to the folks at Rebellion and Lunar distribution.

Soli Deo Gloria by writer Jean-Christophe Deveney and artist Édouard Cour (Dupuis) was picked the 2026 recipient of the Fnac France Inter Prix BD. The winner, chosen by a final panel of journalists and booksellers, was announced live on daily morning show La Grande Matinale on January 7 during a special day of programming devoted to comics.

The special issue of the influential – and controversial – British comic precursor to 2000 AD will feature four all-new iterations of classic stories from the original anthology, spearheaded by Garth Ennis

In this edition of ye olde Awards Roundup: three annual awards - including the Eisners - have opened for submissions, France introduces yet another comics award, and the British Book Awards introduce a graphic novel category (which is also open for submissions)

In this edition - Posy Simmonds receives a French honour, Milo Manara gets an honorary degree, Red Harvest gets shortlisted for the 2026 Kobzar Book Award, and - despite no Angoulême on the horizon - award season is still in effect in France as several comics awards dropped their winners and finalists.

In the latest update: We may know what the Angoulême 2026 Official Selection could have looked like (and what familiar names made the cut); the Association FIBD responds to mayor Xavier Bonnefont's accusations; the ADBDA moves forward; the Inter-Org BD coalition gives an update; no more Fauve; meetings taking place to decide on a program for the vacant FIBD weekend; and snippets from Le Figaro's interview with mayor Bonnefont